Sylvie Launches New Nature-Inspired Collection, ‘Tulira’
The bridal collection consists of 35 engagement rings and seven wedding bands.
Growing up in Antwerp, brand co-founder and designer Sylvie Levine was immersed in the country’s natural beauty and wanted to pay homage to her roots through this collection, said the company.
“Each year I make it a point to visit my hometown, immersing myself in the parks and gardens that were a significant part of my youth and what Belgium is known for,” said Levine.
The Tulira campaign has the tagline “Where Real Love Grows,” connecting the way a couple’s love evolves as the years go by with how nature grows and changes over time.
“Flowers, for me, symbolize love, celebration, and femininity, and have naturally become a source of inspiration for a collection that honors my roots and resonates with the milestones in life that our creations celebrate,” said Levine.
Each piece features floral, leaf or vine-inspired motifs with white diamonds set in the wearer’s choice of 14-karat or 18-karat white, yellow, or rose gold, as well as platinum.
Some rings in the Tulira collection also call back to the brand’s signature shape, the “Legacy Shell,” which was created to symbolize two souls forming an eternal bond.
There are 42 rings in the Tulira collection—35 engagement rings and seven bands.
Tulira was designed to offer a trend-forward take on engagement rings and wedding bands, said the company.
“Our goal was to reflect the brilliance and beauty of the natural world, ensuring that each design not only aligns with the ethos of Sylvie Jewelry but also evokes the profound joy inherent in our craft,” said Gary Levine, the brand’s director of business development.
Sylvie was founded by Levine and her husband, Ian Levine, a diamond merchant.
The Tulira advertising campaign debuted April 2.
Authorized retailers and customers are encouraged to share their stories with the hashtag #WhereRealLoveGrows and to tag Sylvie Jewelry on social media.
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